Pinkfresh Studio + WOW Embossing Powders Blog Hop!






Hi Friends! 

Welcome to the Happy Arty Days blog! 
I am so super duper excited to be participating in this incredible blog hop!
What an amazing opportunity, & such an awesome collaboration between
Pinkfresh Studio & WOW! Embossing Powder.

Throughout the hop, you'll spy tons of  inspiration from designers from both teams,
combining some of our gorgeous products together. Yay!!!

If you've just arrived here from the Pinkfresh Studio blog, then you're in the right place! 
If not, (or you find yourself a lil lost along the way)
head back over to the WOW! Embossing Powder & Pinkfresh Studio blogs for the complete listing of designers participating in the hop!

Like all good blog hops, there are a couple of amazing prizes up for grabs....

WOW! Embossing Powders prize: 6 powders from your choosing along with a WOW carry case to safely store your new powders.
&
Pinkfresh Studio prize: $50 gift card


***The Winners will be chosen at random from the comments left on ALL of the blog hop posts. Comments close on Friday, September 7th.
The winner of the Pinkfresh Studio prize winner will be posted on the
Pinkfresh Studio Giveaway Page on Saturday, September 8th. ***

Good Luck!

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Now, time for me to share my card inspiration!

I have created 2 cards using very similar products, with 2 very different results!
Here's my first card,

"It's Your Time To Shine"


Wow 'em, indeed!!! What a striking card!


To re-create this card, turn a glass upside down onto a white card base. 
Spray water around the exterior of the glass, and add Liquid Watercolor Sapphire around the glass rim. As the Sapphire reacts with the water, and begins to spread, also add Liquid Watercolor Licorice to blend with. 
When the watercolors are almost dry, flick a few water droplets onto the background to create the appearance of faux stars. 
Allow to dry completely before removing the glass. 
Voila! One instant moon, and starry sky card base! 


Next, use the Brilliant stamp and apply white ink stars, as well as embossing with WOW! Embossing Powder in Bright White. 
While this stamp set is out, stamp the sentiment in black ink, as well as emboss the Brilliant title in Ebony Wow! Embossing Powder. Use the coordinating metal die, and cut out the embossed Brilliant title. 
Use permament black ink, to stamp the tiny fox from the Itty Bitty Elements stamp set. Color with Faber-Castell Pitt pens in Sanguine, and use the coordinating metal die to accurately cut the fox out! 


Glue the sentiment into place, & use foam dots to make the Brilliant title, & tiny fox 'pop'! 
Adhere the card base onto a gold glitter cardstock, and then a black card base. 
For finishing touches, add gold sequins! 
Super simple, but oh so stunning! 

My second card is all about the pretty.....

"Brilliant Friend"


Gasp! So soft and beautiful! 
Perfect for a treasured friend! 


To recreate this pretty card, use pink ink to repeat stamp the white card base with a Dainty Botanicals clear stamp. Stamp & emboss (with Misty Sky powder ) the Brilliant title, and use a sky blue ink for the 'friend' stamp. Use the coordinating metal die to perfectly cut out the Brilliant title. 


Attach a few embellishments from the Pinkfresh Studio Simple & Sweet collection, as well as foam mounting the Brilliant title. Glue 'friend' underneath, and add a few Nuvo Drops in Bubblegum Pink for finishing touches!
Another simple, but oh-so-beautiful card!


Two very different cards and looks created using similar products from both Pinkfresh Studio & WOW! Embossing Powders. 
I hope my cards have inspired you to get creating! 
**Be sure to leave a comment to enter you into the giveaway draw**

Thanks so much for visiting!

Time to send you hopping over to the gorgeous Caly Person's blog HERE
she has some amazing inspiration for you!

til next time,
Happy Arty Days, 
Amanda xo 



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  1. love the colors, elegant cards!

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  2. These are both gorgeous! Spectacular designs.

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  3. Each card is so very different; I love them both! GREAT background technique on the moonlit sky card!

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  4. Love your fox card! There’s some magic.

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  5. Both are brilliant. It's funny how a touch of embossing powder can add that certain something to your creation to make it pop. Lovely cards. [Bunny]

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  6. These are both so gorgeous, Amanda! Completely different from one another - I love the boldness of the first, and softness of the second. Amazing job, girl!!

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  7. Wow! I'm in love with your first card!! It is brilliant as it says! :)

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  8. Very different but both beautiful cards!

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  9. Wow, amazing cards! Fantastic technique to use a glass to mask your paper. Stunning background. The second card is so wonderfully sweet and light.

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  10. Two beautiful card designs loving the tips

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  13. Great technique on that first card! I love the pink on the second card! Great job!

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  14. Both of your cards are stunning! Beautiful work

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  15. I love the watercolour effect of the background (first card)and the spring inspired look of the second one.

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  16. Wow! Awesome cards!!! Your colouring is really breathless!!!

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  17. I really love that first card you shared! :) It looks fantastic!

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  18. Your beautiful card is brilliant!I love the bright moon and that sweet little fox is adorable! Really cute idea!

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  19. Lovely cards, but will admit the first is my favourite. Could you use masking paper instead of a glass? it would be just my luck that I knock the glass and it moves and then everything is ruined😩 Thanks for the inspiration

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  20. Two totally different gorgeous cards!! The first is my favorite due to the gorgeous galaxy and glitter and glam! Sounds so easy with the glass circle! LOVE the "Brilliant" title on each! Great job!
    Beverly Jordan
    @jordanbev5 on IG

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  21. How absolutely gorgeous, both of them.

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  22. Both cards are so amazing and I love how you explained really well how to re-create these cards. Both are so different and really show cases the collab just beautifully. Thanks so much for playing part in todays hop. Hugs Jo

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  23. I love the technique you did with the glass on your 1st card. I can't wait to try it! Beautiful cards!

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  24. SQUEAL!! Just BEAUTIFUL!! THANKS for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)

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  25. Wow! What fab cards and so different! Got to try the technique in the first card, thanks for sharing.

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  26. Beautiful cards! I love the Misty Sky powder - so pretty!

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  27. Lovely cards so wonderfully created.

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  28. Wow! Great cards. The way you created the first one is an amazing technique. Thx.

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  29. Beautiful cards! I love the colors you used and that adorable fox!

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  30. Gorgeous cards!! I like the glass trick. I'll have to remember that one. It really makes such a beautiful card!

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  31. Love the moon and galaxy background! The embossed stars show up nicely on the dark sky. Your pink card is so soft, pretty and girly!

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  32. These are two absolutely gorgeous cards ! The glass tip is so clever ! Thanks for sharing. Love from France, Marjorie
    [margessw(at)icloud(dot)com]

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  33. These backgrounds are beautiful and perfectly complemented by the sentiments and images.

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  34. I love both cards! Both very different and both amazing. Thank you for sharing your glass technique with the liquid watercolors, I can't wait to try it.

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  35. They are such beautiful cards. I love the colors and designs.
    Creating that moon is so brilliant and creative using a glass.
    I gotta try! Thanks for sharing it.

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